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Subject: Re: Boot attempts of 4.1R on Tincup (AS1200)
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> >
> >That says nothing about a floppy. The message is solely from
> >SRM saying it's now lost the SCSI device. I guess I should
> >have gotten more context.
> 
> Sorry, my boot on the 1200 from Floppy also hangs, but I never get
> any messages from that one. This is the boot from CD.

The way we left it with the 4.1 boot is that the floppy boot also
hangs for RawHide.

So- there are two problems for you. One is that floppy boot hangs.
The other looks more like you've got some SRM problem with a
SCSI adapter. If you can fix the latter, you can probably still
boot from CD.




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